Like many club bangers, this one is set in the club, where Usher is spending some time with his homies. He has a girlfriend, but she's not there, so a lady steps in to seduce him. Throughout the song, Usher is trying to decide just how far to let this go. Every time he tries to take the moral high ground and behave himself, he's overruled by a much louder voice that says "yeah!" We're not sure how the night ends, but we know they get hot and heavy on the dancefloor. Usher may have some confessions for later.
This was produced by Lil Jon, who also added the "yeah!" vocals. Most of his productions, including this one, feature a crunk sound with lots of heavy beats. Thanks to Dave Chappelle, that "yeah!" became forever linked to Lil Jon. In various Chappelle's Show bits, Dave portrays the producer all blinged-out, having conversations where he'll inevitably yell out, "yeah!"
Ludacris did the rap. The Atlanta MC was piping hot at this time, with a number of solo hits and also a spate of successful features. He also appeared on Missy Elliott's "Gossip Folks" and Chingy's "Holidae In."
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